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Terminal User Interface (TUI) instructions for OpenCode - how to navigate and use the OpenCode TUI
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| name | tui |
| description | Terminal User Interface (TUI) instructions for OpenCode - how to navigate and use the OpenCode TUI |
| author | Tim Sonner |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | opencode |
| metadata | {"audience":"developers","workflow":"interface","language":"markdown"} |
OpenCode provides a rich Terminal User Interface (TUI) for interacting with the AI coding agent. This guide covers the basics of navigating and using the OpenCode TUI.
After installing OpenCode and configuring your LLM provider, you can start the TUI by running:
opencode
This will launch the OpenCode TUI in your terminal.
The OpenCode TUI uses keyboard shortcuts for navigation and commands:
OpenCode operates in two distinct modes:
Use the @ key to fuzzy search for files in your project:
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You can drag and drop images into the terminal to include them in your prompts. OpenCode can analyze and reference these images.
/undo: Revert the last changes made by OpenCode/redo: Reapply changes that were undone/share: Create a shareable link to your current conversationSimply type your question and press Enter. OpenCode will analyze your codebase and provide explanations.
Describe what you want to change, and OpenCode will either:
After OpenCode gives a plan or makes changes, you can:
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